What You’ll Discover in Kathryn Seifert Mass Violence Risk Identification and Intervention Strategies for Potentially Violent Clients and Effective Treatment Techniques for Survivors
- Faculty:
- Kathryn Seifert
- Duration:
- 5 Hours 58 Minutes
- Format:
- Audio and Video
- Copyright:
- October 11, 2018
Description
Many times, after acts of violence in mass killings, clinicians feel powerless and anxious. and Look around for answers.
This is why? How can I identify warning signs? and Help those in need-Are you at risk of committing violence? What can I do for survivors who are suffering from the terrible scars of trauma, anxiety, panic, and depression? and Grief caused by unimaginable violence
This is a must-have-Pay attention for Mental health professionals who work in an era where pervasive violence is rampant This critical recording will investigate the link between mental health issues and Violence and analysis research and Its study is limited by research limitations. and Consider the role of clinicians in both prevention and treatment. and Aftermath of mass violence
This seminar goes beyond the research aspect. and Provides detailed guidance for clinicians working with diverse populations and ages, including children, adolescents, parents and You may be approached by members of the community who might come into your office to meet you.-Risk of committing a violent crime or being a survivor.
YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO BE UNPREPARED
Buy Today and Feel ready and Effectively intervene with clients when you are able identify risk factors-There is a risk of being violent. and provide hope and People whose lives were shattered by mass violence can receive healing.
Handouts
| Manual Mass Violence (5.60 MB) | 72 Pages | Available after Purchase |
Outline
Post-Learn the Difference Between Traumatic Stress Disorders and Complex PTSD
- Complex PTSD, Acute Traumatic Stress, PTSD
- Diagnostic clarification and differential diagnosis
- Complex PTSD: Key Contributing Factors
- Complex PTSD: Common Symptoms
The Neurobiology of PTSD: Beyond Fight and Fly
- Polyvagal Theory
- 6 stages of trauma response
- Variability in Heart Rate and The Social Nervous System
- Interpersonal Neurobiology
- Psychobiological regulation
- Rupture and repair
- Childhood neglect or abuse: What are the implications?
- Neuroplasticity and Complex PTSD
Psychological and Complex PTSD: A deeper Understanding of its Physiological Effects for Accurate Assessment
- Intrusive symptoms and Anxiety
- Emotional dysregulation: Anger outbursts and debilitating shame
- Avoidance symptoms and Phobia and phobias in response to traumatic material
- Probleme between people and Being close to others is difficult
- Dissociation and dysregulation
- Cognitive distortions and compromised meaning making
- Physical health problems and ACE factors and Painful somatization
- Preverbal and nonverbal memories
- Somatic disturbances
- Depression symptoms
- Learning to be helpless and Shame
Therapeutic Interventions for Complex PTSD: Summary Effective Therapies
- Psychodynamic and Relational Therapy
- Psychobiological Perspectives: Polyvagal Theory
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT).
- Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, (DBT),
- EMDR Therapy
- Somatic Psychology
- Parts Work Therapy: Working with Ego States
- Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM): mindfulness, yoga, and integrative healthcare
Integrative Treatment for Complex PTSD: How to Put It All Together for An Effective Treatment Plan
- A biopsychosocial approach. Partner with clients to build health care teams
- Treatment Goal: Memory retrieval or trauma recovery
- History: Identify the chronic, repeated events. and/or developmental trauma events
- Cultural factors and Complex PTSD
- Recognize attachment injuries
- How to work with transgenerational Trauma
- Identify parts, ego states and defenses
- Assess for dissociation
- Mutual regulation and Therapy for relational damage
- Prepare for trauma processing: Develop resources and Stability
- EMDR can help you get rid of trauma memories. and Somatic Psychology
- Complex PTSD: Grief Work
- Integrate and Instill positive change
Experiential Interventions for the Mind-Body Practices for Clients Complex PTSD
- Conscious breathing for Self-Regulating
- Grounding and Sensory awareness
- Reclaim your choice about Containment and Control
- Create imaginal allies
- Mindfulness and acceptance can be cultivated and Self-Show compassion
- Somatic interventions: Sequencing, titration and Somatic re-Patterning
- Bilateral stimulation and EMDR Therapy requires dual attention
- Potential risks and Mind limitations-Body therapies
For Post: Fostering Resilience-Traumatic Growth and Healing
- Learn the 6 Pillars of Resilience
- Trauma recovery and The bell curve
- Resilience is a process and An outcome
- Assist clients in moving from learned helplessness into learned optimism
- Post-Traumatic Growth: Help clients achieve their potential
Vicarious trauma: Client outcomes improved through Effective Self-Care
- Find resources that will improve your clinical skills
- In-Session by yourself-Care to help clients focus more on their needs and The therapeutic process
- Burnout prevention techniques
Faculty
Kathryn Seifert, Ph.D Similar seminars and products: 2
CEO and Founder
CARE2, LLC
Kathryn Seifert, Ph.D, Maryland has a psychologist and One of the most respected experts in multiplication.-Victim violence, bullying, and trauma and The United States is home to mental violence related to mental health. Dr. Seifert Expertise in Assessment and Treatment of those who are at-risk for Violence and Those who are mentally disturbed, behaviorally disordered, victimized or delinquent andAttachment disorders may be present in some people.
Dr. Seifert Featured on Discovery ID and CNN. and Fox News and Consults with many public agencies. She is an expert witness in court on maltreatment of children and A blog called Stop the Cycle is available at Psychologytoday.com. It has over half a million visitors.
Dr. Seifert Two books were written by him. How children become successful Violent (Acanthus, 2006) and Youth Violence: Theory, Prevention, and Intervention (Springer, 2015). In these two books, she wrote about the groundbreaking research such as the ACE’s research out of the CDC, connecting child maltreatment, delays in the developmental of coping skills, and Youthful violent behaviors Dr. Seifert CARE also was developed.-2, Child and Adolescent Risk/Needs Evaluation.
Disclosure to Speakers
Financial: Kathryn Seifert The Chief Executive Officer and Eastern Shore Psychological Services was founded by the founder. and CARE-2, LLC. Acanthus Publishing pays her royalties and Springer Publishing. Dr. Seifert Receives a speaking honorarium of PESI Inc.
Non-financial: Kathryn Seifert Is a member of American Psychological Association and The Maryland Psychological Association. Psychologytoday.com has a blog titled Stop the Cycle.
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